Top 3 moments from first Olympic weekend

Actor Michael Rapaport offered to fly former Rep. Jamaal Bowman and Cori Bush to Israel after Bowman's "Free Palestine" statement, sparking a heated exchange between the two. Rapaport, a Jewish comedian, criticized Bowman for his remarks and suggested a trip to Gaza or the West Bank to educate himself. Bowman retaliated, calling Rapaport a "culture vulture" and questioning if the offer was a threat. Full Article

Professional cinematographer Patrick Tomasso traveled from Toronto to New York for a 6 a.m. flight to see a rerelease of his favorite movie, "Interstellar," on IMAX. The limited rerelease of the 2014 film has been a success, with all IMAX screenings selling out and generating $4.5 million last weekend. Tomasso, along with other moviegoers, appreciates the unique and immersive experience of watching films in theaters, highlighting the growing trend of rereleases to provide audiences with...

NFL legend Randy Moss announced he has been diagnosed with cancer, revealing that he had surgery to remove cancer in his bile duct. Former teammates and teams showed support on social media, with Moss stepping away from his role as an analyst on ESPN's "Sunday NFL Countdown" to focus on his health and recovery. The Pro Football Hall of Famer, who played 14 seasons in the NFL, aims to return to television once he is...

The day after the CEO of UnitedHealthcare was killed in New York City, San Francisco police tipped the FBI about a missing man, Luigi Mangione, who resembled the suspect. Mangione was arrested in Pennsylvania after being identified at a McDonald's, and police found a gun and a letter linking him to the shooting. UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty praised the victim, Brian Thompson, as a caring leader and emphasized the need for a better healthcare...

Payton Pritchard of the Celtics is a strong contender for Sixth Man of the Year, showcasing impressive scoring abilities and a team-first mentality. Pritchard's improved shooting and playmaking have been instrumental in the team's success, earning praise from teammates like Derrick White. Despite his success, Pritchard remains humble and focused on contributing to the team, rather than individual accolades. Full Article

Kirstin Lobato, wrongfully convicted of a 2001 killing, was exonerated after serving nearly 16 years in prison. A civil trial jury awarded her over $34 million, finding that Las Vegas police fabricated evidence. Lobato, now 41, expressed relief at the verdict but acknowledged the challenges ahead as she navigates her newfound freedom. Full Article